William Walker Atkinson

The fact is, opportunity never seeks us; we must seek it.

Everyone has two natures. One wants us to advance and the other wants to pull us back. The one that we cultivate and concentrate on decides what we are at the end. B

You alone can decide when the turning point will come.

What usually turns out to be one man's opportunity, was another man's loss. In this day one man's brain is matched against another's. It is often the quickness of brain action that determines the result. One man thinks "I will do it," but while he procrastinates the other goes ahead and does the work. They both have the same opportunity. The one will complain of his lost chance. But it should teach him a lesson, and it will, if he is seeking the path that leads to success.

The first of each month, a person should sit down and examine the progress he has made. I

he first essential quality for success is the desire to do—to be something. The next thing is to learn how to do it; the next to carry it into executio

The secret of success is to try always to improve yourself

The man selected is one that has done something, achieved results in some line, or taken the lead in his department. He is placed there because of his reputation of putting vigor and virility into his efforts, and because he has previously shown that he has pluck and determination.

has learned that results can only be produced by untiring concentrated effort.

The successful man gets used to seeing things accomplished and always feels sure of success.